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In reply to the discussion: Everybody is afraid to say it... but Bernie should drop out [View all]pangaia
(24,324 posts)3. but he wants bernie to win
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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Yes, but as an ardent Bennie supporter, I think Bernie should put out a full medical report
InAbLuEsTaTe
Oct 2019
#48
He should go to Trump's old doctor. That guy can really write a health report.
keithbvadu2
Oct 2019
#53
I'm of no mind to tell any candidate to drop out before the first caucus or vote.
hlthe2b
Oct 2019
#5
Some people have been screaming for Sanders to drop out pretty much since Biden entered the race,
thesquanderer
Oct 2019
#52
I agree, if Bernie drops out, Warren will win big. We shall see what he decides...
Skya Rhen
Oct 2019
#14
If Bernie drops out, about as many of his supporters go to Biden as Warren,
thesquanderer
Oct 2019
#38
i just don't brlieve that since bernie and biden's policies are totally opposite
questionseverything
Oct 2019
#92
Up to you to believe your gut or the polls. But if you want an explanation...
thesquanderer
Oct 2019
#100
With all due respect to your post, please let's support his decision to stay.. or to go
Thekaspervote
Oct 2019
#11
Literally *NO* other candidate would be getting that kind of treatment in the same situation
scheming daemons
Oct 2019
#13
Because we can't afford to have a candidate who is nearly 80 and with a bad ticker
scheming daemons
Oct 2019
#19
I know that... but why alienate sanders voters?? And they will be! That was my point!
Thekaspervote
Oct 2019
#55
I get that!! But why rub salt in the wound... trying to shout him out doesn't help
Thekaspervote
Oct 2019
#57
Gray, Turner and Sirota do far more to turn Sanders supporters away from the party...
TidalWave46
Oct 2019
#23
No, but more people saw the attention-grabbing headlines than watched the videos.
thesquanderer
Oct 2019
#45
As I said, if you find it that important to know exactly what he said, and when, and in what context
thesquanderer
Oct 2019
#112
I would argue that saying you will "change the nature" of your campaign implies a permanent
LongtimeAZDem
Oct 2019
#109
Thing is... if he does drop out -JUST IMHO he will not endorse anymore than he did in '16
Thekaspervote
Oct 2019
#64
I believe it's up to Bernie, time will tell if he's able to continue his campaign
Baclava
Oct 2019
#24
I am undecided on who I support... but not undecided on who I do *NOT*
scheming daemons
Oct 2019
#41
Should not have been there in the first place. This is a Democratic race
question everything
Oct 2019
#27
I'm not sure where his supporters will go...so I guess it doesn't matter to me.
Wounded Bear
Oct 2019
#29
he turns 80 around 7 and a half months into his 1st term, if he won (which he wont) Biden turns 79
Celerity
Oct 2019
#118
EW is also in the elderly, or more politely, senior citizen category. She is just as subject to
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#43
What DUer ever says that? Please don't admonish me as though I am spreading Republican propaganda.
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#96
Yeah. Not that you addressed anything to me. I used "me" simply to own my response to what
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#124
OK, didn't see that. Personally have little use for the labels. I don't like the term "centrist,"
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#135
Agree! None of us are. Bernie and Liz are liberal progressives on domestic policy issues. Bernie,
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#99
I think they will try voter suppression with Biden--racist, sexist, Joe Arpaio's evil twin--and for
emmaverybo
Oct 2019
#113
Completely disagree. This is Bernie's call (and his families). My Dad lived another 25 years after
Evolve Dammit
Oct 2019
#42
He lived to be 95 and chose to depart at that point. His heart was fine. How about you?
Evolve Dammit
Oct 2019
#89
I'm sure he is talking to his family, friends, doctors about this, thinking it through
yaesu
Oct 2019
#68
I've been saying it for months; he should never have been allowed to run in the first place
LongtimeAZDem
Oct 2019
#72
I would think that a person would bother to find out basic details about their preferred candidate.
Skya Rhen
Oct 2019
#86
Because Sanders has such a substantial following, his followers and media falsely assume...
Garrett78
Oct 2019
#85
He will never get my vote in the primary..heart attack or no heart attack..Wish him a speedy
helpisontheway
Oct 2019
#87
I'm not going to vote for a candidate who -- based on what is publicly known about them -- has
RockRaven
Oct 2019
#127
It's only a health concern if it's pneumonia suffered by a female candidate
LanternWaste
Oct 2019
#140